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Dossier: La Presse in New Zealand: Cheaper Houses, Filled Families (4 Articles)

Summary by La Presse
As in Canada, access to property has become an acute problem in New Zealand, especially during the pandemic. However, since the historical peak of 2021, property prices have fallen by 30%, thanks to the construction of city houses that have inflated the supply, but also to innovative forms of financing. Could Quebec learn from this? A report by Isabelle Dubé and Edouard Plante-Fréchette.

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Dossier: La Presse in New Zealand: Cheaper Houses, Filled Families (4 Articles)

As in Canada, access to property has become an acute problem in New Zealand, especially during the pandemic. However, since the historical peak of 2021, property prices have fallen by 30%, thanks to the construction of city houses that have inflated the supply, but also to innovative forms of financing. Could Quebec learn from this? A report by Isabelle Dubé and Edouard Plante-Fréchette.

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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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